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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is set to undergo season-ending surgery on his partially torn hamstring, pending the opinion of a specialist. The Cowboys are currently 3-5 and are preparing for a game against the Philadelphia Eagles, with Cooper Rush stepping in as the starting quarterback. Prescott's surgery is expected to sideline him for four months, and the team is considering roster adjustments in light of his absence.
- Dak Prescott is likely to undergo surgery that will end his season.
- The Cowboys are currently struggling with a 3-5 record and need to win to stay competitive.
- Cooper Rush will start in Prescott's place, with Trey Lance as the backup.
Dak Prescott | QB
Injury
Week 10
- Planning for season-ending surgery on a partially torn hamstring.
- Has a history of injuries, including surgeries on his ankle, thumb, and shoulder.
Cooper Rush | QB
Pickup
Week 10
- Set to start in place of Prescott against the Eagles.
- Previously filled in for Prescott during injuries but struggled to score over 25 points in games.
Trey Lance | QB
Pickup
Week 10
- Expected to be the backup quarterback with the possibility of special packages.
Dallas Cowboys
- Currently at 3-5 and facing a critical game against the Eagles.
- Need to ensure Prescott's health for the future, possibly focusing on the 2025 season.
Philadelphia Eagles
- Currently leading the division at 6-2 and looking to capitalize on the Cowboys' struggles.